The Way Home

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Summary: Through God and Faith, all questions will be answered.
Review: Elizabeth Perkins had a very troubled childhood. She lost her mother as she was born and her father died in an ?accident ?seventeen years ago. She has suffered recurrent dreams of this trauma for many years and the spirits of her parents cannot rest within her heart. She meets the man of her dreams. He is a very spiritual man with strong and unwavering faith in God and the scripture. He is the one destined to lead ?Lizzie? back to God and she is on the brink of finding happiness.

Her fiance's life is now threatened and Lizzie?s world is about to delve back into a cycle of loss and sadness. She has already lost her mother and father; must she loose her fianc? Ryan Denlinger as well? She utilizes the images that trouble her as she sleeps to recreate the scene of her father?s death and the days she spent by his lifeless body as a child. These painful memories and sleepless nights lead her to a startling realization. Is it possible that her father?s death and the threats on Ryan?s life are related? As she finds her way ?home? she will find that God has been with her in many forms. She wants a closer relationship with God and her fianc? will take her there ? if he survives.

This book will serve a dual purpose. It will satisfy those looking for a good mystery with a surprising and unexpected ending. It will also serve to remind those that follow God or the ones who have lost ?the way home? that God is alive and will guide you to your purpose and peace ? if you have faith. It is suitable for any audience, young or old and it is timeless.

Pick up a copy for yourself and for anyone trying to cope with loss. The therapy found within these pages is for anyone and everyone who may feel that their life is tumbling from their hands.

Tyrone Vincent Banks of Betsie's Literary Page

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Summary: Through God and Faith, all questions will be answered.
Review: Elizabeth Perkins had a very troubled childhood. She lost her mother as she was born and her father died in an "accident "seventeen years ago. She has suffered recurrent dreams of this trauma for many years and the spirits of her parents cannot rest within her heart. She meets the man of her dreams. He is a very spiritual man with strong and unwavering faith in God and the scripture. He is the one destined to lead "Lizzie" back to God and she is on the brink of finding happiness.

Her fiancé's life is now threatened and Lizzie's world is about to delve back into a cycle of loss and sadness. She has already lost her mother and father; must she loose her fiancé Ryan Denlinger as well? She utilizes the images that trouble her as she sleeps to recreate the scene of her father's death and the days she spent by his lifeless body as a child. These painful memories and sleepless nights lead her to a startling realization. Is it possible that her father's death and the threats on Ryan's life are related? As she finds her way "home" she will find that God has been with her in many forms. She wants a closer relationship with God and her fiancé will take her there - if he survives.

This book will serve a dual purpose. It will satisfy those looking for a good mystery with a surprising and unexpected ending. It will also serve to remind those that follow God or the ones who have lost "the way home" that God is alive and will guide you to your purpose and peace - if you have faith. It is suitable for any audience, young or old and it is timeless.

Pick up a copy for yourself and for anyone trying to cope with loss. The therapy found within these pages is for anyone and everyone who may feel that their life is tumbling from their hands.

Tyrone Vincent Banks of Betsie's Literary Page

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Summary: Twists, Turns and Hope!
Review: Lizzie and Ron are about to get married. Memories of her father's death haunt Lizzie's dreams. Through her dreams, Lizzie almost sees the truth of that fateful night. The closer she gets to the truth, the worse things look for Ron. Can welcoming God into her heart lead to truth and happiness. Read the book and find out. The way home is a well written and well told story of challenge and inspiration. Hope is not lost
Recommendation: RECOMMENDED
Tim Hancock is the Director of MWLA, a reviewer and an Author

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Summary: MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
Review: Lizzie is about to marry Ryan and what should be the happiest time in a young woman's life is turning out to be the most terrifying. Lizzie is troubled with recurring dreams about the death of her father, some seventeen years ago. Could his death not have been an accident? To top it off someone it trying to kill her fiancé and Lizzie fears the events are related but she is unsure how.
Struggling to make sense of all that is happening in her life, Lizzie finally realizes that she must turn to a higher and stronger power. To the joy of her already saved fiancé, Lizzie gives her life to Jesus, and learns how to also give him her worries and fears. Believe me, for what she is about to face she truly needs the Lord to be with her.

Author Paula Blevins does an outstanding job in mixing romance, mystery, suspense and the saving grace of the Lord in her new novel " The Way Home."
She slowly builds the mystery surrounding the death of Lizzie's father drawing you into the story. Anxiously you read, hoping to get a few more tidbits of information, as you wait for Lizzie to have another dream or vision of her frightening past. Just what did happen that day her father died so many years ago? You had to know.
She also shows, through Lizzie, the apprehension many feel towards accepting Jesus as their Savior and gently introduces His saving grace and the positive aspects of accepting Him as Lord of your life.

Ms. Blevins used wisdom in her portrayal of Ryan in showing that although he is a believer, trying to follow the Lord the best way he could, he still had problems that he had to overcome. Many feel that Christians are self-righteous but the author allows her character to be humble and believable.
His inward struggles and his faith that Lizzie would accept the Lord made the read very believable and the characters quite approachable.

The Way Home is a well thought out mystery, full of who? what? and why?, that would satisfy the thirstiest mystery buff among us. It is also a tender love story that will touch your heart, and a moving witnessing tool that shows the human nature we all possess and the struggles and challenges we all must overcome. A very good read.

Well done Ms. Blevins.
Shirley Johnson

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Summary: MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
Review: Lizzie is about to marry Ryan and what should be the happiest time in a young woman's life is turning out to be the most terrifying. Lizzie is troubled with recurring dreams about the death of her father, some seventeen years ago. Could his death not have been an accident? To top it off someone it trying to kill her fiancé and Lizzie fears the events are related but she is unsure how.
Struggling to make sense of all that is happening in her life, Lizzie finally realizes that she must turn to a higher and stronger power. To the joy of her already saved fiancé, Lizzie gives her life to Jesus, and learns how to also give him her worries and fears. Believe me, for what she is about to face she truly needs the Lord to be with her.

Author Paula Blevins does an outstanding job in mixing romance, mystery, suspense and the saving grace of the Lord in her new novel " The Way Home."
She slowly builds the mystery surrounding the death of Lizzie's father drawing you into the story. Anxiously you read, hoping to get a few more tidbits of information, as you wait for Lizzie to have another dream or vision of her frightening past. Just what did happen that day her father died so many years ago? You had to know.
She also shows, through Lizzie, the apprehension many feel towards accepting Jesus as their Savior and gently introduces His saving grace and the positive aspects of accepting Him as Lord of your life.

Ms. Blevins used wisdom in her portrayal of Ryan in showing that although he is a believer, trying to follow the Lord the best way he could, he still had problems that he had to overcome. Many feel that Christians are self-righteous but the author allows her character to be humble and believable.
His inward struggles and his faith that Lizzie would accept the Lord made the read very believable and the characters quite approachable.

The Way Home is a well thought out mystery, full of who? what? and why?, that would satisfy the thirstiest mystery buff among us. It is also a tender love story that will touch your heart, and a moving witnessing tool that shows the human nature we all possess and the struggles and challenges we all must overcome. A very good read.

Well done Ms. Blevins.
Shirley Johnson

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Summary: Outstanding
Review: The Way Home is a truelly inspirational piece of work. Lizzie's journey can teach all of us a very real meaning. The penmanship is great and keeps you interest throughout. The story line is smooth and consistant. I would strongly recommend the reading of this book. Great job!!